MobileMonday – How the Rise of Mobile Device Applications Will Shape the Handset Market
This upcoming MobileMonday Singapore event will bring you Jake Saunders, VP for Forecasting – ABI Research. He will share with the audience about some trends and how the mobile internet application development is shaping the handset and mobile devices evolution.
On Mobile Cloud Computing
A recent study from ABI Research shows that Mobile Cloud Computing will change the face of the mobile application world by 2014. Mobile Cloud Computing is the new approach to mobile application that uses the mobile Web to support application performance instead of handset processing power and storage taking the brunt of the work. Because of this, mobile applications will travel down the line of device types from smartphones to entry-level phones, expectedly becoming even more popular generating a projected $20 billion in revenue by 2014.
About the Speaker
Based in Singapore, Jake Saunders is Vice President of Forecasting. He also heads ABI Research’s Asia-Pacific division. Jake brings highly developed analytical skills to the company, combined with years of expertise in the technology market research business, and a proven track record of operations management. He devotes particular attention to all China-related topics, as well as handsets, Mobile Network Operators, MVNOs, and wireless operators Vodafone, Hutchison and 3.
Event Details
Date: Monday, 5th October 2009
Time: 6pm-9pm
Venue: Harry’s@Chijmes [map]
Register here.
This event is sponsored by ABI Forums (sister company to ABI Research).
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